In which Rose takes it upon herself to reconcile the quarrelling cousins, navigating the complexities of pride, forgiveness, and youthful honour with gentle insight and steadfast kindness. Through earnest talks and heartfelt moments, she gradually bridges the gap between Archie and Charlie, embodying the sweet virtue of peace-making in the midst of family trials.

In which Rose, eager to find diversion during a quiet winter afternoon, discovers her maid Phebe secretly striving to educate herself with meagre resources, and kindly resolves to teach her, much to their mutual delight and profit. Their unpretentious "school" gains the warm approval of their household, including Dr. Alec, who pledges to provide Phebe with a proper education, bringing new hopes and happiness to all concerned.

In which the family celebrates Christmas with joyous gifts, lively decorations, and cheerful company, including the long-awaited return of a beloved father whose presence brings warmth to the festive gathering. Amid skates, sleds, dancing, and merry games under the mistletoe, the household finds comfort in togetherness, culminating in a tender song that echoes the true spirit of home.

In which the stern warnings of Aunt Myra against exposure on a bitterly cold day are set aside by the confident Dr. Alec, whose little Rose ventures out to keep a promise, only to return chilled and ill, bringing anxiety and devoted care within the household. The gentle scene unfolds with tender remedies and heartfelt forgiveness as the family rallies around Rose, while young Mac, burdened by remorse, seeks solace and a chance to comfort his cousin in her time of suffering.

In which the good Doctor Alec confronts the fashions of the day with earnest concern for dear Rose's comfort and health, setting aside elaborate finery to champion simplicity and sensible dress. Amid much laughter and gentle dispute, Rose finds herself choosing clothes that promise freedom and warmth over fanciful trimming, while delighting in her uncle’s plan to impart lessons in physiology.

In which Rose embraces the study of human anatomy with a joyous curiosity that both amuses and unsettles her aunt, while Dr. Alec kindly opens his medical lessons to include Mac, fostering a warm and instructive household atmosphere. The boys’ mischievous antics with the skeleton, Brother Bones, give way to solemn respect as they learn of the poignant origin of the bones, deepening their appreciation for the mysteries and kindnesses of life.

In which Rose, with gentle resolve, makes a small personal sacrifice to encourage her cousins to relinquish a troublesome habit, thus beginning a wholesome compact that pleases their elders. Meanwhile, Aunt Jessie, concerned for the lads’ characters, counsels them on the influence of their reading, advocating for pure and honest tales that nurture good principles over mere adventure and slang.

In which dear Rose, prompted by the wise counsel of her uncle, embarks on the wholesome and earnest pursuit of domestic knowledge, learning the noble art of housekeeping under the gentle guidance of Aunt Plenty. Amidst fragrant loaves and delicate stitches, she finds both instruction and affection in the cosy company of her elder aunts, weaving joy and purpose through savoury bread and careful button-holes.

In which Rose wakes to a birthday surprise and spends the day in lively celebration, including a spirited picnic, dramatic charades, and charming company, despite a tumble from her pony that she bears with quiet courage. The festivities reveal her growing vivacity and close bonds with her uncle and cousins, while gentle moments of reflection and kindness punctuate the happy occasion.

In which Rose is confined to the sofa with a grievous sprain and finds herself in the company of a certain Miss Blish, whose officiousness and sparkling ear-rings set the stage for a mischievous escapade involving pierced ears and the jealous scrutiny of her cousins. Amidst nutting frolics and tender admonitions, the tale unfolds with gentle humour and affectionate rebuke, revealing the playful vanities and warm affections that knit the household together.